Editorial: A Liability at Garden City Pool
Garden City's free large outdoor pool draws pride and tourism but strains city funds with maintenance costs and eight lifeguards. Recurring breakdowns due to limited funds prompted delays from broken recirculating and main pumps. Officials, though dedicated, face tough choice between preserving the world's largest free pool and funding modernization for a safer, cleaner facility.
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Carden City
State Board of Health
Chamber of Commerce
Letter Stop the Burning at City Dumps
Celia Smith from Windsor Hotel urges action against wanton tree and firewood burning at city dumps. She calls on Mayor and authorities to act, warning that inaction risks uncivilized conduct spreading.
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Celia Smith
Windsor Hotel
The Dry Hole Side of Wildcat Oil
The Winfield Courier discusses wildcatting risks in oil exploration. It cites a 2 percent profitability rate in 17 states, notes a single profitable well per 60 wildcats, and explains why depletion tax credits keep prospecting alive amid $820 million in dry holes last year.
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Winfield Courier
Wildcat
Wildcatter
American Association of Petroleum Geologists
Congress
Sophia Loren Shares Cure for Tension Please Yourself
Hal Boyle reports Sophia Loren, promoting a relaxed philosophy, says her two word cure for nerves is Please yourself. She recalls humble Naples beginnings and describes lunch during dubbing for her thirtieth film, noting her love of food and a drive to work hard.
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New York
Sophia Loren
Naples
Sophia
Miss Loren
Manhattan
Garden City Telegram Publisher and staff details
Subscription rates listed for carrier and mail delivery in Garden City and surrounding counties. The notice cites publishing rights and Associated Press ownership, with standard carriage terms and addresses for service areas.
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Garden City Telegram
Telegram Publishing Company
Telephone BR
Fort Chestnut Tee
Robert Wells i Brown
Marvin Smith Mausgey
griMs Oy
Garden City
Finney Lane
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Hamilton
Eenrny Grant
Haskell
Gray Counties
Telegram Motor
Associated Prese
Kennedy Warns on Juvenile Delinquency and Gangs
President Kennedy prepares a speech to Big Brothers warning on rising juvenile crime and youth gangs. The piece cites a 175 percent rise in 14- to 18-year-old crime from 1958 to 1964, notes 1,000,000 to 1,400,000 teens jailed by 1965 to 1970, and highlights gangs such as Blades and Vultures in New York and Los Angeles. It also discusses causes, including family breakdown and TV violence, and reports on Senate power-commission nominations and lobbying tactics aimed at Kennedy.
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Washington
Kennedy
Europe
Big Brothers
America
Khrushchev
Senate
New York City
Los Angeles
Vienna
Paris
Sen
Wayne
Morse
Oregon
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Howard Morgan
Joe Swidler
Tennessee
Distaff Side WIEN A WOMAN Reflects On Shopping Trips
A reader muses on grocery outings as education and social time. The piece recalls fig history and brain food as well as a social gathering with Dr. Lorenzo Raggio and guests. The narrative notes a nine month fellowship trip funded for leaders and their spouses, with Philadelphia as headquarters, and mentions Marcelo Huergo visiting from Argentina.
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Wien
Asia
Orient
Artic
Plato
Caesar
Sally
Earl Brookover
Law
Lorenzo Adolfo Raggio
Argentina
Dwight D. Eisenhower
James McCain
KSA
Europe
Philadelphia
Karl
Dr. Raggio
Raggio
Citian
Buenos Aires
Kennedy Leaves Foreign Aid Question Unanswered
President Kennedy in a nationwide TV broadcast avoided answering whether U S aid should pressure backward regimes to favor mass welfare or risk cutting aid. He warned of a long struggle with communism, stressed aid as a tool to combat Red expansion, and left open how strictly the United States will enforce reforms in recipient nations. The piece notes no clear stance on continuing or tuning aid levels amid congressional debate.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
Paris
de Gaulle
Vienna
Khrushchev
Congress
Els
Tobok
Kennedy greet Queen with handshake at Buckingham Palace
London reports Mrs. John F. Kennedy used an American style handshake with Elizabeth II at a Buckingham Palace dinner. The press secretary said curtsy is customary for wives of state officials, but the Kennedy handshake surprised several traditional guests.
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London
John F. Kennedy
Elizabeth I
Misa Pamela Turnure
Ford Sales Pitch Drives 1961 Ford Lineup Emphasis
The ad blitz touts Ford models including Falcon Thunderbird and Country Squire. It highlights value, low maintenance, rust resistance, and long lasting parts. Emphasizes Thunderbird as uniquely desirable and persuasive, urging buyers to compare and choose Ford.
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Jackie Kennedy
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